Its Great to be Home After a Washington Visit
A travelogue style column recalls a Washington DC trip with vivid city flaws and stadiums. Jim Lemon in Washington stirs fan debate while Nellie Fox is eyed as a potential manager. Notes on Memorial Stadium Baltimore and the Senators versus Orioles frame a busy baseball stretch. Dee retires with Bob Dee 89 honored by Boston Patriots. Joe Inman leads in the Eastern Amateur Golf after round one.
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Washington
District of Columbia Stadium
Washington Senators
Baltimore
Nats
Nellie Fox
Frank Howard
Honda
Iors
Ed Brinkmen
Senators
Chico Fernandez
Twins
Tony Oliva
Hank Allen
Richie
Athletics
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Packers Prepare For Chicago Test In Football
Green Bay contemplates a total offense from Chicago next week as coaches sharpen for Monday night. Bratkowski mimics Concannon and defense awaits Bears routes while Bengtson cautions about shared errors. Injuries to Brown Jordan Kostelnik loom but Kostelnik may play in Milwaukee. Elms wins Long Beach National Snipe Sailing title again.
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Green Bay
Zeke Bratkowski
Jack Concannon
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Bears
Phil Bengtson
Bratkowski
Bart Starr
Chicago
Concannon
Packers
Fran Tarkenton
Minneapolis
Jim Grabowski
Bob Brown
Henry Jordan
Ron Kostelnik
Kostelnik
Milwaukee County
Bengtson
Dearth Leads Brewers Past Lena 6-0 In Semi-Pro Game
Charles Dearth pitched six innings with 10 strikeouts and hit three times to spark the Huber Brewers to a 6-0 win over Lena at Recreation Park. Bob Buchholtz finished the last three innings while Larry Wuetrich added two hits including a double to support the attack.
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Charles Dearth
Recreation Park
Huber Brewers
Lena
Dearth
Bob Buchholtz
Larry Wuetrich
Durocher Won't Concede Anything To Cubs Cardinals
Leo Durocher declares the Cubs still in the pennant race while Red Schoendienst cautions the Cardinals will win only if they perform in standings. Nelson Briles and Mike Shannon powered St Louis past Chicago in an 8-0 clincher, keeping the Cards 14 games ahead.
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Mike Shannon
Cardinals
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Steve Blass
Pirates
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Giants
Chicago
Leo Durocher
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Nelson Briles
Briles
Schoendienst
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Durocher
St Louis
Bob Gibson
Cub
Leo
Wrigley Field
Jack Maloney
Shannon
Gratiot Softball Tourney Draws Monroe Teams
Three Monroe softball clubs join Gra tiot Slow Pitch Tournament action Friday through Sunday at Midway Lanes Mineral Point and nearby fields. Moore Business Farms meets Al's Bar at 10 p m with Roy's Tap facing Nelson's Argyle at 8 p m. Saturday features Tom's Silo Service vs Jonesdale at 10 p m and four additional games with Roy's Tap Monroe vs Nelson's Argyle at 8 p m and other matchups.
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Atiot
Monroe
Gratiot
Moore Business Farms
Al's Bar
Roy's Tap
Nelson's
Argyle
Tom’s Silo Service
Jonesdale
Speck and
Mineral Point
Key's
Darlington
Roy’s
Sportsman's Baration
Tri-State
South Wayne
Al's
Midway Lanes
Steiner Insurance
Lamont
Darlington Milling
Mayer
Bank of Wayne
Jonesd
Tom's Silo Service
Monrox
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Washington Huskies
Belleville
Blanchardville
D. C
Memorial Stadium
Emmett Ashford
Mike Lucas
Portsmouth
Joe Inman
Greensboro
N.C
Sena
Schwartz
Catlins Moonskaie Schneider Hughes Schute Gitle
Buchholz ‘Wuetrich
Arin Rorae
Listerkow Blaser Sehuwintt
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
Bank of Juda
State Line Golf
State Line Golf League
Windy Acres
Ready Mix
Mobil Oil
Swiss Colony
Dick Thorne
Orangeville Community Bank
Paul Kammerude
Mobile Oil
Paul Shyder
Sam Rogula Jr
Larry Hendrickson
Ted Church
Ron Rothenbuehler
Jerome Hunt
LeRoy Severson
del Shaffer
Charley Robertson
Maple Grove
Alphorn Lounge
Bank of Judo
Orangeville Bank
Data Center
Village Inn
Boston
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Bobby Orr
London
Tims
Anneckett
Nana Rae Ols
Fran Johnson
Rufenachts Oil
Rufenachts
Crystal Tower
Goecks
Granada Hills
Calif
Oscar Mainhardt
Purdue
Dearth Motors Inc
Wisconsin
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